Holliston Police Department

Lt. Jim Sayih (ret, Miami Police) and his son, Michael Sayih Finished 32nd
Marine Corps Marathon

Miami Police Chief John Timoney (left) and Jim Sayih (right) with 1 of 3 City of Miami Proclamation Salutes on behalf of Miami Mayor Manny Diaz for Outstanding Community Service.

Members of the Holliston Police Department and the Holliston Fire Department will be participating in the 11th annual "911 Fitness Challenge" beginning Monday, January 5th, 2009 through Wednesday, April , 2009. This nation-wide competition was developed by retired Lt. Jim Sayih of the Miami Police Department.

The Fitness Challenge is a Weight Loss Contest for the Public Safety Population to LOSE FAT and GAIN MUSCLE as a TEAM. This approach promotes TEAMWORK and Camaraderie. Four Winning Teams with the Greatest Improvement will WIN $5,000.00 from each Region. The Regions include Southeast, Central, Western, and Northeast.

The Team member’s data will be entered and averaged to receive a Team Score. That score will be compared with other Teams for final determination of the Team with the greatest improvement. The WINNING Teams will be notified via certified mail and telephone. Winning Teams will FLY to VEGAS to receive their WINNING Checks inside the OCTAGON during the UFC in May. Airfare & Hotel expenses, paid by 911 Fitness.

Challenge Registration proceeds benefit the Shriner’s Hospitals for Children. These Hospitals provide FREE services to Children, including surgeries, therapy and equipment. The hospitals are funded from private donations from Corporations and Individuals. Children who visit have physical disabilities, such as Cerebral Palsy, MS, or have severe burn injuries. Fitness Challenge Participants ultimately learn and experience how to improve their fitness level, compete with their peers, friends and family and contribute to the welfare of children who struggle with physical disabilities. Every person, however they are involved is a winner. Take the 911 Fitness Challenge.

911 Fitness Challenge